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The Development Of A Role Model For Campus Ombudsmen At Institutions Of Higher Learning In The United States, Ray Bass Jr. Jun 1972

The Development Of A Role Model For Campus Ombudsmen At Institutions Of Higher Learning In The United States, Ray Bass Jr.

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The Relevancy Of Apostolate Of The Lay Educator In Catholic Elementry Schools, Of The Archdiocese Of New Orleans, In The State Of Louisiana In The Light Of Vatican Council Ii, Sr. Judith D. Coreil M.S.C. Jun 1972

The Relevancy Of Apostolate Of The Lay Educator In Catholic Elementry Schools, Of The Archdiocese Of New Orleans, In The State Of Louisiana In The Light Of Vatican Council Ii, Sr. Judith D. Coreil M.S.C.

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For decades the Catholic of the United States have voluntarily supported school systems. Statistics attest that in 1970, 4,367,323 pupils we being educated in the elementary and secondary schools alone. In the recent past these schools were staffed and administered largely by religious personnel. However, research indicates that the layman pioneered in the nineteenth century in the organizing, financing administering and staffing of the Catholic School.

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The Relevancy Of The Apostolate Of The Lay Educator In Catholic Elementary Schools, Of The Archdiocese Of Hew Orleans, In The State Of Louisiana, In The Light Of Vatican Council Ii, Sister Judith Dayle Coreil Jun 1972

The Relevancy Of The Apostolate Of The Lay Educator In Catholic Elementary Schools, Of The Archdiocese Of Hew Orleans, In The State Of Louisiana, In The Light Of Vatican Council Ii, Sister Judith Dayle Coreil

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This study has been accomplished as a result of the inspiration of lay personnel with whom the writer was privileged to be associated from 1963-1969. These lay teachers, who were employed at Christ the King Elementary School, Gretna, Louisiana, were men and women of great sincerity. The efforts they expanded for the Catholic Church and its apostolate of education will be long remembered by the parents and others of the area. It is to there tremendously dedicated teaching that this paper is dedicated -- in return for their Christian spirit in really giving of themselves to better others.

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Taxation Of Cooperatives In South Dakota : An Evaluation Of Selected Tax Proposals, Marc R. Wiitala May 1972

Taxation Of Cooperatives In South Dakota : An Evaluation Of Selected Tax Proposals, Marc R. Wiitala

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Attempts to reform South Dakota's tax system will undoubtedly affect cooperatives. The economic viability of cooperatives depends in part on the economic impact of the tax system. Since cooperatives play a significant role in the South Dakota economy, it is necessary for policymakers to understand both how cooperatives will be affected by different aspects of the tax system and what consequence this will have for communities. The cooperative form of enterprise is dissimilar in many respects from other forms of economic enterprise (i.e., corporations, single proprietorships and partnerships). The economic philosophy of cooperative enterprise which forms the basis for developing …

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Intermediate Wheatgrass Seed Production Responses To Fertilizers And Cultural Practices, James Bernard Weber May 1972

Intermediate Wheatgrass Seed Production Responses To Fertilizers And Cultural Practices, James Bernard Weber

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Intermediate wheatgrass Agropyron intermedium (Host) Beauv. is a cool season, sod farming rhizomatous and/or stoloiferous grass, best adapted to upland silt or silty clay loam soils. Intermediate wheatgrass has a fast rat9 of root spread by rhizomes and sometimes stolon’s with late summer (July 15 August 30) seed maturity. The major area of distribution of intermediate wheatgrass in the United States is central North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Idaho and Washington, with a minor distribution area east to Minnesota and west to Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. A growing interest in reseeding the Great Plains, both to improve the rangeland and …

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Synthesis Of 3-Deoxy-N-Acetylglucosamine And Attempted Synthesis Of 4-Deoxy-N-Acetylglucosamine As Possible Antibacterial Agents, Gary C. Van Riper May 1972

Synthesis Of 3-Deoxy-N-Acetylglucosamine And Attempted Synthesis Of 4-Deoxy-N-Acetylglucosamine As Possible Antibacterial Agents, Gary C. Van Riper

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An antibacterial agent is a substance which destroys or suppresses bacterial growth or reproduction. Gerhard Domagk's discovery of the antibacterial activity of the sulfonamides began one of the brightest eras in modern anti-bacterial chemotherapy. The sulfonamides are effective and are still used today but the introduction of the antibiotics has made them less popular. Antibacterial agents cannot be classified by one chemical grouping or mechanism of action. The phenols and alcohols act by denaturing protein while others, such as arsenic and the heavy metals, exert their effect by combining with the sulfhydryl grouping present as an active site on certain …

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Vegetative Propagation Of Green Ash By Softwood Cuttings, Wesley Alvin Urdahl May 1972

Vegetative Propagation Of Green Ash By Softwood Cuttings, Wesley Alvin Urdahl

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Because of the devastation caused by Dutch Elm Disease to American elm an expanding avenue of. research is the quest for a replacement for the elm. Since green ash is native throughout Eastern United States and Great Plains, is easy to transplant, and grows rapidly while young, increased emphasis has been placed on this tree as a possible replacement. Green ash is the most widely ranging of American ashes. It develops into a small to medium-sized tree with a broad, irregular crown. It is exceptionally cold and drought hardy and once established will persist. It is necessary to use vegetative …

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An Integrated Circuit Analog Computer, Sthaporn Udomsin May 1972

An Integrated Circuit Analog Computer, Sthaporn Udomsin

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The Heathkit Model EC-1 Educational Analog Computer, priced at $199.95, is the least expensive general-purpose analog computer on the market. This computer contains nine unstabilized vacuum tube de amplifiers with de open loop voltage gain of about 1000. The low amplifier gain, and amplifier drift limit the accuracy of the solution. Results obtained are sometimes confusing. Many integrated circuit operational amplifiers available on the market seem to give much better performance, priced from a few dollars in monolithic form up to hundreds of dollars in hybrid form. The low-cost operational amplifiers, designed for various applications, are usually not intended for …

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Comparative Study Of Constant Voltage And Constant Current Electroanesthesia, Anand Vithal Tulpule May 1972

Comparative Study Of Constant Voltage And Constant Current Electroanesthesia, Anand Vithal Tulpule

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In the field of anesthesia, drugs are used extensively, however; electro anesthesia or the use of electric current to achieve anesthesia is also being studied because of its excellent recovery characteristics. This thesis is a comparative study of different techniques of achieving electro anesthesia. Pharmacologically, general anesthesia is a completely irreversible converging depression of certain central nervous system functions wherein respiration, circulation and the vital life support mechanisms are not seriously impaired. Clinically, general anesthesia is a production of unconsciousness, some degree of areflexia, muscular relaxation and varying degrees of respiratory depression in an orderly progression. Electro anesthesia can be …

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Mathematical Simulation Of Sediment Deposit In Estuaries, Yuh- Hua Tsai May 1972

Mathematical Simulation Of Sediment Deposit In Estuaries, Yuh- Hua Tsai

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It is viewed as necessary and useful to devise a method which can be used to solve the problems of sediment deposit in estuaries more directly and completely. In this study, three basic equations have been extended to a more general case in which lateral inflows and various width of channel are considered. A solution of the problem has been obtained by Chang and Richards. In their research, three basic equations have been successfully reduced to two differential equations by assuming that the change in bed slope due to sediment deposit in a short period is insignificant compared with the …

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Abstract Integration Theory, Anne Lowe Thiel May 1972

Abstract Integration Theory, Anne Lowe Thiel

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There are many different theories of integration, several of which are not equivalent. In books such as [3] and [4] many of the theories are discussed in detail. This paper is devoted to developing an abstract theory of integration which contains many of the classical theories as special cases. In addition, the theory to be presented has been specifically designed to include the Riemann - complete integral which was recently introduced by Henstock [2]. All integrals considered will be integrals of so-called "point-interval functions." This is a modification of the idea of integration of interval functions which was first introduced …

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Impulse Voltage Breakdown Strength Vs. Temperature Of Octafluoropropane (Ca Fa) Gas Exposed To Uniform And Non-Uniform Fields, Dinesh N. Taneja May 1972

Impulse Voltage Breakdown Strength Vs. Temperature Of Octafluoropropane (Ca Fa) Gas Exposed To Uniform And Non-Uniform Fields, Dinesh N. Taneja

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The purpose of my thesis is to investigate the impulse voltage breakdown strength of Octafluoropropane gas as a function of the temperature of the gas. The standard 1.5 x 40f4sec. positive polarity impulse waveshape was used in alt the tests. The investigation was made with and without a weak source of irradiation present near the eel I. Two types of electrode systems were used: three fourth inch sphere to grounded plane which represented a fairly uniform field, and a point to grounded plane representing a highly non-uniform field. The tests were carried out to room temperature to a temperature of …

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A Structural Analysis Of The Beef Slaughtering Industry In South Dakota, Haven L. Stuck May 1972

A Structural Analysis Of The Beef Slaughtering Industry In South Dakota, Haven L. Stuck

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The income received from the production of beef, South Dakota's most important product, could be greatly expanded by an increase in cattle slaughter. The main objective of this study is to analyze the beef packing industry in the state. in an attempt to determine the optimum number, location and size of specialized beef slaughter plants in South Dakota. Recent structural changes in the meat packing industry should be beneficial to the meat packing industry in South Dakota. It is hoped that this study will provide useful information to industry personnel for making investment decisions. This information could also be used …

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Primary Production And Nutrient Limitation In Two Prairie Lakes, Roger A. Steinberg May 1972

Primary Production And Nutrient Limitation In Two Prairie Lakes, Roger A. Steinberg

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Two eutrophic northern prairie lakes, Lake Cochrane and Lake Hendricks, were sampled regularly for chemical characteristics, temperature, transparency, phytoplankton and zooplankton populations. Primary production was determined by the "light" and "dark" bottle technique. Values for the 1971 summer study period ranged from a low of 59.l7 mg C fixed/m2/hr. to a high of 296,67 with a mean of 151.67 for Lake Cochrane. Values for Lake Hendricks ranged from 25.00 to 194.17 with a mean of 110.83. The possibilities of nutrient limitation were investigated through nutrient enrichment experiments in the field. Production was generally not enhanced and was sometimes inhibited by …

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The Effects Of Protein Level And Age On Performance, Carcass Characteristics And Nutrient Digestibility Of Growing-Finishing Swine, Tim S. Stahly May 1972

The Effects Of Protein Level And Age On Performance, Carcass Characteristics And Nutrient Digestibility Of Growing-Finishing Swine, Tim S. Stahly

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The present trends toward the meat type hog and the consumer's demand for lean cuts have resulted in the investigation of methods to produce leaner pigs. During recent years there has been considerable interest in the effect of dietary protein levels on growth rate, feed efficiency and carcass characteristics of swine. Several reports have indicated that increased dietary protein levels may improve growth performance and/or carcass leanness without adversely affecting the quality of the pork produced. However, little research has been conducted to show if this decrease in carcass quality of pigs fed a low protein diet could be at …

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Detection And Assay Of Viruses Using Latex Particles, Thomas Charles Sorensen May 1972

Detection And Assay Of Viruses Using Latex Particles, Thomas Charles Sorensen

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When hemagglutination is caused by the virus particle itself, a particle joins two red blood cells together by forming a bridge between them. If sufficient hemagglutination particles are present, the red cells form clusters of larger aggregates which fall to the bottom of the test tube or well. It is this sort of biophysical phenomenon which is being investigated in this study. Rather than using red blood cells as the adsorbent, to the surface of which the virus adsorbs, some solid adsorbents have been utilized to substitute for the red cells in a variety of experimental manipulations. Bentonite has been …

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Germination And Vegetative Propagation Of Native Prairie Forbs, James T. Sorensen May 1972

Germination And Vegetative Propagation Of Native Prairie Forbs, James T. Sorensen

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In the late 1960's and early 1970's there arose an increased awareness of the ecological relationships of nature to man. Although this relationship has been known for some time and numerous books have been written on the subject, public awareness has been slow in coming. But for some unknown reason man has taken a turn to nature. He is becoming more involved with conservation of nature and appreciative of its aesthetic beauty. With this new awareness there has come a new era of camping, hiking, and riding, to mention only a few activities which man needs or wants to enable …

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The Photochemistry Of Tetramethyl-3-Thio-1,3-Cyclobutanedione, Mason Ming-Sun Shen May 1972

The Photochemistry Of Tetramethyl-3-Thio-1,3-Cyclobutanedione, Mason Ming-Sun Shen

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The first law of photochemistry, formulated in the works of Grotthus and Draper more than a century ago, states: Only the light which is absorbed by a molecule can be effective in producing photochemical change in the molecule. The law and its consequences are commonly taken for granted by photo chemists today. Until the advent of quantum mechanics, the effect of light on matter was not properly understood. As a result, during the primeval age of photochemistry numerous and wondrous photochemical reactions were discovered, but both useful application of these results and formulation of a unifying theory were lacking. From …

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Classification Error Using Quantized Data, David V. Serreyn May 1972

Classification Error Using Quantized Data, David V. Serreyn

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The ability to make the correct decision is an ability that is perhaps desired by all human beings. Being able to make a correct decision is a function of the amount of information that is available to the decision maker. His ability to make a decision is enhanced by the use of machines specially designed for obtaining information or making decisions such as an electronic computer. Such is the case in the application of pattern recognition to a remote sensing problem. Pattern recognition is defined here as techniques which help distinguish between several classes such that the classification error is …

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Examination Of Transannular Participation Via Scf-Mo Calculations And Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopy, Ronald D. Schultz May 1972

Examination Of Transannular Participation Via Scf-Mo Calculations And Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopy, Ronald D. Schultz

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Since the advent of the computer the chemist bas taken great strides in bringing the mathematical aspects of chemical systems up to date Before this time physical data on a tremendous number of different chemical systems had constantly been accumulating without theoretical backing. However, now with the tools available the chemist can at last begin the tedious and difficult task of explaining the data he has been receiving. One particular area of mathematical interest in chemistry is that which deals with the energy of a particular chemical system. In order to study this area of chemistry, theoretical or semiempirical energy …

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A Comparison Of Tennessee's Revenue Potential, Utilization, Tax Burden, And Educational Effort With Selected States, Nicholas J. Livaditis May 1972

A Comparison Of Tennessee's Revenue Potential, Utilization, Tax Burden, And Educational Effort With Selected States, Nicholas J. Livaditis

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Purpose. The purpose of this study was to compare Tennessee's revenue potential, utilization, tax burden, and educational effort with bordering states and the Southeastern states. (Abstract shortened.)

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A Design For Advanced Preparation Of Educational Researchers. (Volumes I And Ii), Fon R. Belcher May 1972

A Design For Advanced Preparation Of Educational Researchers. (Volumes I And Ii), Fon R. Belcher

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Statement of the problem. The central problem of this study was twofold: (1) to determine whether the educational research preparation offered by selected colleges and universities bore out the findings of critics, and (2) to synthesize and synergize opinions and facts regarding educational research, as expressed by men active in the field, into a flexible proposal whereby individual student's programs in research preparation could be "custom-made" to suit their most obvious research needs. (Abstract shortened.)

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A Design For Advanced Preparation Of Educational Researchers. (Volumes I And Ii), Fon R. Belcher May 1972

A Design For Advanced Preparation Of Educational Researchers. (Volumes I And Ii), Fon R. Belcher

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Statement of the problem. The central problem of this study was twofold: (1) to determine whether the educational research preparation offered by selected colleges and universities bore out the findings of critics, and (2) to synthesize and synergize opinions and facts regarding educational research, as expressed by men active in the field, into a flexible proposal whereby individual student's programs in research preparation could be "custom-made" to suit their most obvious research needs. (Abstract shortened.)

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Influence Of Estrus Synchronization With Mga On Subsequent Ovum Transport And Fertility In Beef Cows, John D. Reed Apr 1972

Influence Of Estrus Synchronization With Mga On Subsequent Ovum Transport And Fertility In Beef Cows, John D. Reed

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Artificial insemination (A.I.) has been commercially available to beef producers for nearly 20 years. However, most beef cattlemen do not use A.I. because of the labor and management required during the long breeding season. Successful estrus synchronization would allow optimum use of labor and facilities thus allowing maximum use of A.I. It would also enable the producer to more closely control calving dates. Thereby assuring a more uniform group of offspring at market time. More effective use of A.I. would also enhance the use of outstanding performance tested sires and aid in control of certain reproductive diseases. Control of the …

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Gaussian Pythagorean Triples, Joyce G. Ramige Apr 1972

Gaussian Pythagorean Triples, Joyce G. Ramige

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For positive integers a, b, c, we call the ordered triple (a, b, c) a Pythagorean triple provided a2 + b2 + c2. A Pythagorean triple is said to be primitive if a and b are relatively prime. It is a well-known fact that a primitive Pythagorean triple (a, b, c) in which a is even can be represented by a = 2xy, b = x2 – y2, c = x2 + y2, where x and y are positive integers. Teigen and Hadwin note that it is not possible to represent all Pythagorean triples in this way. In particular, they …

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Inventory Control Of Deteriorating Items, George C. Philip Apr 1972

Inventory Control Of Deteriorating Items, George C. Philip

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The problem of the control and maintenance of inventories of physical goods is common to most enterprises. In the past, inventories were considered as the 'graveyard' of American business, because surplus stock was a principal cause for business failures. However, in large scale enterprises the inventory system may become too large and complex to be analyzed intuitively and any deviation from the optimum inventory policy would mean substantial losses. As a result of the current small profit margins, proper inventory control has become even more important. The basic concept in inventory control consists of striking a balance between the cost …

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Influence Of Freezing Water Samples Prior To Chemical Analysis, Roger Ray Patocka Apr 1972

Influence Of Freezing Water Samples Prior To Chemical Analysis, Roger Ray Patocka

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The need to collect and analyze samples of water resources periodically has been realized for many years by people concerned. with the use and preservation of water resources. As water use increased, routine analysis of water quality also increased. In order to obtain representative results of analyses, care must be taken to obtain samples which are representative of the existing field conditions. Care must also be taken to have a sample which is representative of the field conditions at the time the sample is being analyzed. The time lapse between collection and analysis of water samples can become quite lengthy …

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Attitudes, Knowledge, Skill, And Physical Fitness Of Girls As Affected By Two Different Methods Of Class Scheduling, Sister Mary Janice Iverson Apr 1972

Attitudes, Knowledge, Skill, And Physical Fitness Of Girls As Affected By Two Different Methods Of Class Scheduling, Sister Mary Janice Iverson

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In recent years traditional educational systems in some areas of the country have been replaced by many new trends and innovations. One such innovation is the adoption of the daily flexible modular schedule, which advocates a personalized program where the curriculum could better meet the needs of the student. The daily flexible smorgasbord modular schedule was accepted by the faculty at Harmony Hill High School, Watertown, South Dakota, a private girls' boarding school, in the fall of 1967. In order to have a successful daily flexible smorgasbord schedule, it was necessary to have very few large classes. However, at Harmony …

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An Fft Pheasant Egg Spectral Analysis For The Purpose Of Electrode-Skin Interface Modeling, Chriswell G. Hutchens Apr 1972

An Fft Pheasant Egg Spectral Analysis For The Purpose Of Electrode-Skin Interface Modeling, Chriswell G. Hutchens

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The problem to be investigated within the scope of this manuscript involves the initial groundwork for eventual field telemetry of the pheasant ECG. It will consist of determining the input impedance and bandwidth requirements for the telemetry transmitter amplifier to be used. The effects if impedance loading on the ECG equivalent voltage generator with varying loads between 1 kꭥ and 100 kꭥ will be investigated. These data will be used to formulate a model of the electrode-skin interface transfer function. The ECG is accurately reproduced if the impedance is sufficiently large. Should achievement of a sufficiently high input impedance in …

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Soybean Row Spacings, Plant Populations And Yield Components, Erol Oral Apr 1972

Soybean Row Spacings, Plant Populations And Yield Components, Erol Oral

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The reason for undertaking this research was to determine the effect of plant spacing on soybeans in South Dakota. It has been estimated that the average soybean yield could be raised 7 to 10 bushels per acre by using improved varieties, controlling weeds, planting as early as possible, practicing good soil and crop management, selecting the proper row spacing and plant population and using improved cultural practices. Specific research objectives were: (1) to study soy bean growth, yield and other plant characteristics with different plant spacings and plant populations, (2) to determine the differences between narrow and wide row spacings …

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